Free!Which Anti-religiousattitudesgrew towardsGerman and Irishimmigrants; parallelwith nativism?The addition ofparlor rooms anddining rooms,separate fromkitchens, giving wayto newer styles fromwhat era? Where didthe majorityofimmigrantscome from?What religionwas theoverwhelmingmajorityof Irish andGermanimmigrants?The “Know-Nothing”Political Partywas founded onwhich ideals?Between 1840 and1850, more than 1.5million Europeansmigrated to America.In the 1850s, whatdid this number riseto?What percent ofthe Americanpopulation didimmigrantsmake up in the1830s’?The emergenceof a largermiddle classwas the resultof what?Increasing numbers ofAmericans, especiallyfactory workers`, nolonger relied on semi-subsistenceagriculture; instead,they supportedthemselves by doingwhat?The fear/hatred ofimmigrants (The beliefthat they were raciallyinferior, were stealingjobs from the “native”workforce, and werepolitically dangerous)is called what?During the Marketrevolutiona growing thirdclass beganto emerge;what were theycalled? What elaboratesocial ritualswere founded bythe wealthyhigher classcitizens?What is thename of the bookwritten by, Frencharistocrat:Alexis deTocqueville, In1831?As agriculturein New Englandgrew lessprofitablepeople movedto… What was thelargest groupof migrantsfrom Ireland?MostGermanimmigrantsbecamewhat?By 1850,what was thepercentage offoreign-bornAmericans?Along which riverswere communitiesdeveloped duringthe construction ofthe Erie Canal andrailroads?How muchdid youngwomen earnfrom workingin factories? Manufacturing in____ , ____ ,and ______ startedto blossom drawingin even moreimmigrants.Because of thegrowing separationbetween the workplaceand the home, menincreasingly took jobsoutside the home towork for salaries orwages while womendid what?Under whatsystem did womenwork for severalyears, save theirwages, and thenreturn home to marryand raise children?The MarketRevolutionpresented whatopportunityfor Americanwomen andchildren?The Ideal that womenwere to remain in the“domestic sphere”,while men wereto navigate the more“dangerous” outer sphereof employment and politics,was known as what?Free!Which Anti-religiousattitudesgrew towardsGerman and Irishimmigrants; parallelwith nativism?The addition ofparlor rooms anddining rooms,separate fromkitchens, giving wayto newer styles fromwhat era? Where didthe majorityofimmigrantscome from?What religionwas theoverwhelmingmajorityof Irish andGermanimmigrants?The “Know-Nothing”Political Partywas founded onwhich ideals?Between 1840 and1850, more than 1.5million Europeansmigrated to America.In the 1850s, whatdid this number riseto?What percent ofthe Americanpopulation didimmigrantsmake up in the1830s’?The emergenceof a largermiddle classwas the resultof what?Increasing numbers ofAmericans, especiallyfactory workers`, nolonger relied on semi-subsistenceagriculture; instead,they supportedthemselves by doingwhat?The fear/hatred ofimmigrants (The beliefthat they were raciallyinferior, were stealingjobs from the “native”workforce, and werepolitically dangerous)is called what?During the Marketrevolutiona growing thirdclass beganto emerge;what were theycalled? What elaboratesocial ritualswere founded bythe wealthyhigher classcitizens?What is thename of the bookwritten by, Frencharistocrat:Alexis deTocqueville, In1831?As agriculturein New Englandgrew lessprofitablepeople movedto… What was thelargest groupof migrantsfrom Ireland?MostGermanimmigrantsbecamewhat?By 1850,what was thepercentage offoreign-bornAmericans?Along which riverswere communitiesdeveloped duringthe construction ofthe Erie Canal andrailroads?How muchdid youngwomen earnfrom workingin factories? Manufacturing in____ , ____ ,and ______ startedto blossom drawingin even moreimmigrants.Because of thegrowing separationbetween the workplaceand the home, menincreasingly took jobsoutside the home towork for salaries orwages while womendid what?Under whatsystem did womenwork for severalyears, save theirwages, and thenreturn home to marryand raise children?The MarketRevolutionpresented whatopportunityfor Americanwomen andchildren?The Ideal that womenwere to remain in the“domestic sphere”,while men wereto navigate the more“dangerous” outer sphereof employment and politics,was known as what?

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  1. Free!
  2. Which Anti-religious attitudes grew towards German and Irish immigrants; parallel with nativism?
  3. The addition of parlor rooms and dining rooms, separate from kitchens, giving way to newer styles from what era?
  4. Where did the majority of immigrants come from?
  5. What religion was the overwhelming majority of Irish and German immigrants?
  6. The “Know-Nothing” Political Party was founded on which ideals?
  7. Between 1840 and 1850, more than 1.5 million Europeans migrated to America. In the 1850s, what did this number rise to?
  8. What percent of the American population did immigrants make up in the 1830s’?
  9. The emergence of a larger middle class was the result of what?
  10. Increasing numbers of Americans, especially factory workers`, no longer relied on semi-subsistence agriculture; instead, they supported themselves by doing what?
  11. The fear/hatred of immigrants (The belief that they were racially inferior, were stealing jobs from the “native” workforce, and were politically dangerous) is called what?
  12. During the Market revolution a growing third class began to emerge; what were they called?
  13. What elaborate social rituals were founded by the wealthy higher class citizens?
  14. What is the name of the book written by, French aristocrat: Alexis de Tocqueville, In 1831?
  15. As agriculture in New England grew less profitable people moved to…
  16. What was the largest group of migrants from Ireland?
  17. Most German immigrants became what?
  18. By 1850, what was the percentage of foreign-born Americans?
  19. Along which rivers were communities developed during the construction of the Erie Canal and railroads?
  20. How much did young women earn from working in factories?
  21. Manufacturing in ____ , ____ , and ______ started to blossom drawing in even more immigrants.
  22. Because of the growing separation between the workplace and the home, men increasingly took jobs outside the home to work for salaries or wages while women did what?
  23. Under what system did women work for several years, save their wages, and then return home to marry and raise children?
  24. The Market Revolution presented what opportunity for American women and children?
  25. The Ideal that women were to remain in the “domestic sphere”, while men were to navigate the more “dangerous” outer sphere of employment and politics, was known as what?